Pisqu

Pisqu wades into London’s thriving South American restaurant scene promising a true taste of Peru from a prime Rathbone Place location in Fitzrovia. The name Pisqu references the Quechua word that signifies ‘bird’, ‘rising’, ‘vibrant’ and echoes the eponymous birthplace of Peru’s national drink – the Pisco sour. The riot of colourful cocktail action offered here centres on the house-signature ‘Pisqu’ concoction – an interpretation of the classic that pairs superbly with the restaurant’s signature dish, the Pisqu tiradito. This combination of traditional Peruvian ceviche with Japanese sashimi is the brainchild of head chef William Ortiz, and is prepared right before your eyes if you choose to sit in the buzzing ground-floor ceviche and pisco bar. For a quiet Andean-style meal, head downstairs – but whatever you do, be prepared and book well in advance!

What's the restaurant buzz at Pisqu all about? Great Peruvian food and beverages keeps diners coming back for more at Pisqu. Located near Fitzrovia in London, Pisqu features dishes like Seafood, Latin American. Check out what sets Pisqu apart from other restaurants in London and book a table today to enjoy your next meal out!